It might be because I've only been awake 30 minutes and my brain/eyes are still booting up, but I misread "psychology" as "physiology", so I was trying to figure out what exactly they meant by limitations caused by the physical chainsaws on the title character's arms and head.

With that much thrust, what do you even need the plane for?

Too spoopy for me

Hilarious. To me it reads like he's having a violent allergic reaction to either trans people existing, or the concept of them being treated with the same respect as anyone else. As if him being aware of them is what's triggering his immune system.

I had the NES version of this. That building-phase music has had a rent-free space in my head for at least 30 years...

Hear no evil, hear all evil, hear evil on one side

Those "All Bosses" videos drove me up the wall once I noticed how many used the same layout for their thumbnails, with the final boss smack in the middle.

I revolutionized early vehicle building in Tears of the Kingdom by prying the little walls / handrails off one of those fan-powered elevators in the Depths, and sharing my findings on r/HyruleEngineering. And to think it started with taking apart those pre-made Yiga vehicles...

Besides half of my entire Steam library? A few things spring to mind, like the rest of the Ace Attorney games (got stuck at some point in Phoenix Wright: Justice for All and never picked it back up), or Kingdom Hearts (started 1 and re:Coded, finished neither).

The Galactic Federation overturned right-to-repair laws for foreign technology, and since then nobody will even touch the Power Suit, so Samus has had to maintain it herself in secret. It's now being held together with duct tape, zip-ties, rubber bands, and sheer force of will.

By making Source Filmmaker available to the public, Valve truly opened Pandora's Box for degenerates. Not to say it's a bad thing, of course!

Last Blitz Tonight with Jon Figaro, coming to...whatever streaming service MAX will be after the next colossal merger.

Nice. I've always liked trackers for as long as I've been into music software, mainly because it's an easier way for me to read a song than sheet music.

Amazed I'm still alive, and that somehow the chronic stress that started around 2015 or so hasn't already aged my brain into dust. Trying to take things a day at a time, since I can't actually see any real future for myself or my family.